Hello good fellows,
I've looked to no avail for some examples of the `--index-filter`
action for `filter-branch`. It's clear from the manpage how to use it
to remove files, and I gather that something like `git ls-files |
grep ...` can be used to build a list of files to be removed. But
it's n
On Oct 1, 5:57 pm, David Doria wrote:
> I cloned a repository, created an Experimental branch, then worked on
> two files:
>
> 1) edit a.h
> 2) edit b.h
> 3) git add .
> 4) git commit -m "worked on a and b"
>
> Now I have decided that a.h is ready to push into the main repository,
> but b.h is no
I cloned a repository, created an Experimental branch, then worked on
two files:
1) edit a.h
2) edit b.h
3) git add .
4) git commit -m "worked on a and b"
Now I have decided that a.h is ready to push into the main repository,
but b.h is not. Is there a way to push only a.h even though the work
on
